This article from England’s Daily Telegraph, shows you that women are frequently under a lot  pressure from their significant others to change the way they look. This, I find, is especially true for breast augmentations. It’s one of the few operations where the partner, who’s not getting the procedure, frequently does most of the talking.  After all, you never see the husband come in with their wives  for a facelift and say, “Pull Hard Doc, real hard.”

As a surgeon it is important to make sure the person getting the surgery really wants it. It’s OK to have the partner’s input, but whoever goes under the knife should be completely onboard. Breast augmentation is still surgery and like any procedure, make sure it’s what you, and nobody else, really want.